The Patrick Madrid Show: September 15, 2026 - Hour 3

Patrick addresses questions about forgiveness and moral responsibility, focusing on complex situations like the Lindsay Clancy case, struggles with family relationships, and end-of-life experiences. He thoughtfully responds to callers seeking faith, clarity, and consolation, offering scriptural and Catholic perspectives on issues ranging from Mary's honor in scripture to grief over suicide and the Church's teaching on unbaptized infants. The episode weaves together heartfelt testimonies, moments of spiritual encouragement, and practical advice for those searching for hope and reconnection with their faith.

Eileen (email) - Dave's opinion brought to mind what I had heard from Fr. Simon on his show… (00:36) Ann (email) - Would you give me a refresher with one of your always-thorough and helpful explanations about Jesus calling Mary "Woman" rather than "Mother." Michael - Regarding Bishop Sheen's prediction about grief from abortion: does Patrick agree with Bishop Sheen's assessment from the clip Cyrus played? (08:46) Jamie - Was there no one in Clancy’s life who would have jumped in and steered the kids to safety? It seems like there is a lack of belief in spiritual evil in our world. (11:34) Anne Marie - What happens when a person is transitioning from Earth to heaven. Are there books or church documents on this? (15:04) Eileen (email) - Could it be that some women have sympathy for Lindsay Clancy because it is unthinkable to them that a woman who was in her right mind could ever kill her children? (20:04) Jim - Can can you flesh how the enmity between Eve and Serpent is connected to Mary? (24:47) Lynn - I am a pro-life conservative who thinks Clancy should not be held criminally responsible. Most people don't have all the information, I think. (25:28) Andrew – How can I forgive people who are not contrite? (34:04) John - My son passed from suicide; he was not Catholic, but I hear that he went to hell. Is that true? (43:17) Mark - What does the Catholic church teach on unborn babies that die? Do they go to hell or limbo? Is this dogma? (48:32)